Iran’s internet blackout has entered its fourth week, with over 500 hours of restricted connectivity amid the ongoing conflict involving the US and Israel. NetBlocks reported severe curbs on international and domestic access, including VPNs.
The ongoing internet blackout in Iran has entered its fourth consecutive week, crossing more than 500 hours of restricted connectivity, as authorities continue to enforce a near-total shutdown amid the intensifying conflict involving the United States and Israel.
The prolonged disruption has significantly curtailed communication channels both within the country and with the outside world, raising concerns over access to information and humanitarian impact.
Connectivity Severely Restricted
According to cyber monitoring organisation NetBlocks, international internet connectivity in Iran has been largely severed, while domestic services remain heavily restricted. The group noted that authorities have also tightened control over alternative access routes, including satellite connections and virtual private networks (VPNs), leaving citizens with limited or no reliable means of communication.
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